February 27, 1967 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
A bureaucratic list of animals doomed to disappear makes compelling reading
By Robert Boyle
Dark Filly
There were only two likely candidates for Sports Day Queen, but the vagaries of high-school politics caused an upset
By Bill Mackay
On The Tee
ON THE TEE: AN ERROR AND A FUMBLE
A big pro tournament highlights the golf week, only this time the pros aren't golfers, and the scramble for the $30,000 is truly a scramble
By Dan Jenkins
Tiger In The Ivy
Esteemed for two centuries in the academic community, Princeton has become a power in basketball, not only in its own league but nationwide. Credit an ex-pro called Butch who smokes too many cigars
By Joe Jares
The Classicist
Frank Ervin, the man who won the 1966 Hambletonian with Kerry Way (below) and tutored the remarkable Bret Hanover through three years of excellence, looks back fondly on his half a century of harness racing
Daytona 500
TAILGATING AT 3 MILES A MINUTE
People
Design For Sport
TWO REBELS WITH A LOVELY CAUSE
Moonhole, the house that Tom and Gladys Johnston live in on the remote Caribbean island of Bequia, is built to look out through glassless windows on a Swiss Family Robinson kind of world
Track
Gerry Lindgren looks like an elf but he runs like a giant, as he proved last weekend when he trounced an honored idol, Australia's Ron Clarke
By Gwilym S. Brown
Bridge
The Sporting Life
The pianist played 'Camptown Races,' and our hero took a beating for $6 in the shipboard pari-mutuels. But somehow he also won a few prizes
By Jack Olsen
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Basketball's Week
By Mervin Hyman
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By Garry Valk